An effective strategy for dissemination, exploitation and communication is the key to success for your project’s impacts.
Our role is to guide you answer the following questions:
Communication and Dissemination
Communication is real work of leadership (Nitin Nohoria)
Who should know about our project?
What type of message do we want to deliver?
How should we deliver the different messages?
Our Communication & Dissemination activities are:
Project Identity
From the logo to the infographics, from to colors to the typography: we study and create the full project visual identity
See DREAM project case studyGraphic Design
Graphics for Web and Print material: posters, brochures, roll up, books, gadgets, advertising
Read MoreWeb Design
Project Website creation, updating and maintenance up to 3 years of the end of the project.
Our WebsitesProject Identity | DREAM project case study
Graphic Design
Posters, Brochures and Roll Up
Posters, Brochures and Roll Up
Web Graphics
Gadgets
Graphics for Events and Fairs
Project Website
- Self Hosted
- Responsive layouts
- Always updated
- Connected with Social Networks
- SEO Optimized
Social Media Strategy
Opening of the Social Channels
Weekly updating
Live updating from meetings and events
Social Advertising Campaigns
Events | POSEIDON Summer School case study
Brochure
Infographics
Gadgets
Frontal lessons
Students Presentation
Social Events
Impact
Periodic revision of projects communication strategy
Analysis of reached results
Periodic check of website's traffic
Periodic check of Social Media Strategy
Let’s make it clear!
DISSEMINATION
Dissemination is the public disclosure of the results of the project in any medium. Disclosure may sound passive, like a shop opening up, but it is an activity, like a shopkeeper attracting customers. It is a process of promotion and awareness-raising right from the beginning of a project. It makes research results known to various stakeholder groups (like research peers, industry and other commercial actors, professional organisations, policymakers) in a targeted way, to enable them to use the results in their own work. This process must be planned and organised at the beginning of each project, usually in a dissemination plan.
EXPLOITATION
Exploitation is the use of the results during and after the project’s implementation. It can be for commercial purposes but also for improving policies, and for tackling economic and societal problems.
COMMUNICATION
Communication means taking strategic and targeted measures for promoting the action itself and its results to a multitude of audiences, including the media and the public, and possibly engaging in a two-way exchange. The aim is to reach out to society as a whole and in particular to some specific audiences while demonstrating how EU funding contributes to tackling societal challenges.
